The Truth About Male Cheating

Research that challenges conventional wisdom. In *The Truth About Male Infidelity*, a New York Times bestseller, family therapist M. Gary Neuman reveals the results of extensive observations of one hundred faithful and unfaithful husbands. The result is a book that offers insightful insight into the real motivations for infidelity. Contrary to popular belief, sexual dissatisfaction plays a small role in the decision to cheat. Difficulty expressing one's feelings and the routine of the relationship make some men feel their emotional needs are not being met. Like women, they also desire admiration. The feelings and experiences of betrayed women are recurring themes in books on the subject. However, most ignore the causes of male infidelity—and how it can be prevented. M. Gary Neuman fills this gap with his realistic and disturbing assessment. Few problems shake a couple's life as much as infidelity. Betrayal is like an earthquake in the trust between men and women, generating resentment from which a relationship may never recover. Is it possible for love to survive under these conditions? Based on his findings, the therapist suggests practices that will help women analyze the causes of betrayal impartially and, therefore, more effectively, recognize the warning signs, and improve their relationship with their partner. The truth about male betrayal shows that it is possible to reverse a relationship crisis and save it.